This work's Thème Slav No. 6 turned out to be composed by Stanislaw Moniuszko. One character in this work dances with her friends because the advice "to listen to the wheat" disagrees with her choice of lover. The third act features dances like "L'Aurore" and "Le Discorde et la Guerre", while the first act features the first czardas used in ballet.
This work's Thème Slav No. 6 turned out to be composed by Stanislaw Moniuszko. One character in this work dances with her friends because the advice "to listen to the wheat" disagrees with her choice of lover. The third act features dances like "L'Aurore" and "Le Discorde et la Guerre", while the first act features the first czardas used in ballet. One character drops a key while chasing boys away with a stick and gives sleeping powder to a villager who blew a kiss to the title character after she dropped her book and waved to him. That character, Franz, eventually marries the Burgomeister's daughter Swanilda. For 10 points, name this ballet with choreography by Arthur Saint-Leon, wherein a doctor creates the title mechanical doll to accompany him, all to music by Leo Delibes.
This work's Thème Slav No. 6 turned out to be composed by Stanislaw Moniuszko.
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